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    XPS Gen 2 cooling system (copper based) put into a 9300?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by brinox, Jul 9, 2005.

  1. brinox

    brinox Notebook Geek

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    im wondering if it will be possible to migrate an XPS gen 2 cooling system that is copper based into a i9300... ive noticed that the i9300 is aluminum based and i want some more cooling power so i can overclock the gfx card safely... anyone got any ideas on this?

    Also, not as imortant, but i also want to upgrade my proc (pentium m 730) to a 760 or 770 later on down the road. just wondering if this is a simple task of popping off the keyboard, seating a new proc and putting it all back together again, or if the proc is soldered onto the mobo...
     
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  2. Ramadoss29

    Ramadoss29 Notebook Consultant

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    Why do you want to overclock your card? That thing should be able to handle HL2 and Doom 3 with High settings and no problems. Unless your playing Battlefield 2 (like myself). Then I totally understand you.
     
    Ramadoss29, Jul 11, 2005
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